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Computershare reported a $71.3m net profit for the year to 30 June 2002 today. The market cheered because it was in line with expectations and many had been wary that the company may disappoint investors again. Management lifted the annual dividend figure from one cent to five cents per share, and in keeping with this new policy, declared a 2.5 cent fully-franked final dividend (ex-date unknown). An on-market share buyback was also declared which pleased investors, as did the announcement of a new alliance with Citigroup. The stock is up 33% since our last email update and 4% since our last...

The ASX’s new CEO Dominic Stevens has said “We hope and expect to be moving to distributed ledger technology,” adding that the ASX was now moving into the next phase of working with DAH to “build an industrial strength platform that could ...

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